Beautiful waterfall. Beware of the ubiquitous Balinese attempt to RIP tourist OFF!!!! There's no need for a "guide" as it's a 5 min walk from the parking and the so-called "guide" which is nothing but a stalker will set you back anything between 100k-200k.

300 meter to walk to the waterfall from the road. The road is easy to walk and small shops are located along the road to the waterfall. The entrance fee is 20 000 rp per person. Its shallow here, so you cant swim. But it is a nice place to get your instagram pictures.

Local guides will scam you as soon as you get off your vehicle. They’ll tell you that you need a guide to go down which of course comes at a price of “only” 300,000 per person! Once you pay the fee they’ll take you down and talk you into buying more. In our case it was the guide’s mother shop selling souvenirs and other stuff. The guide was unbelievably pushy and overpriced for what we got. It’s also a shame that we were with our hotel driver who did not warn us about those scummy practices. A little heads up would’ve been great. I guess as a tourist in Bali you’re on your own and you better watch out for yourself.

Beautiful waterfall. Highly touristic. They charge ridiculous prices for the swing and the dive. I went through the road entrance and there was an honest fee for the parking and an entrance ticket further down the track that cost 20k. No need for a guide unless you want to try the sling over the waterfall. It's locked and they have the key.

There are 3 entry points for various Git git falls. Later I was told that it was best to go to the second one. I went to the "official" one (3rd). This also means that the price was reasonable (15k) versus the haggling at the other stops. Good foot path to the waterfalls, free/easy parking. Someone wanted to guide me but I'm not sure what value they would add as it is essentially a long walkway lined with shops that terminates in the falls. When I went it wasn't very busy which was nice. Cool, refreshing water that was photogenic. I'm not sure I would make a special trip to see these but if you're enroute it's worth a stop.